Two-light source system Infra Structure C3 - designed by Vincent Van Duysen

Infra-Structure C3 consists of two light sources: The round main light source shines uniformly downwards and provides wide-area brightness, whereas the indirect light source in the crossbar of the luminaire shines upwards and thus additionally indirectly illuminates the room. The suspended designer ceiling light consists of high-quality twisted aluminum rods, which in this composition resemble a pipe system, from where the luminaire gets its name. The light sources are equipped with high-quality LEDs, which bring a strong brightness into the room. Precisely because the luminaire is suspended from the ceiling by more than a meter, this luminaire is particularly suitable for high rooms, such as those found in old buildings and public buildings.

The luminaire can be brightness controlled via an existing dimmer (1-10V, DALI) or via Casambi using the free downloadable Flos app.

Belgian designer Vincent Van Duysen developed the second series of Infra-Strucure as stand-alone pieces. Whereas the first variant was designed more for large individual projects, as here one could assemble the ceiling mesh according to one's whim, similar to a construction kit, Van Duysen has now developed luminaire sets that can practically be completely assembled and used by the end user.